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‘Gwo Gwo Gwo’ Singer Gentleman Mike Ejeagha Passes Away at 95.

The Nigerian highlife music scene mourns the loss of Chief Mike Ejeagha, who passed away on Friday evening at the age of 95. Confirmed by his eldest son, Emma, the legendary musician died at the 32 Garrison Hospital in Enugu after a prolonged illness.
Born on April 4, 1930, in Enugu State, Ejeagha, popularly known as “Gentleman Mike Ejeagha,” achieved prominence between the 1960s and 1980s. His distinctive style of Igbo folk music produced enduring hits such as Omekagu, Uwa Mgbede Ka Mma, and Ka Esi Le Onye Isi Oche (Gwogwogwongwo).
Ejeagha’s contribution to Igbo culture is immense, with over 300 recordings archived in the National Archives of Nigeria. A recent viral dance challenge in 2024, featuring his 1983 track “Ka Esi Le Onye Isi Oche,” introduced his work to a new generation.
His passing marks the end of an era, but Mike Ejeagha’s legacy remains firmly etched in Nigerian highlife music.
Entertainment
Drake’s Gambling Losses Exceed $100 Million.

Canadian rap artist Drake has reportedly suffered significant financial losses through gambling. Recent social media posts indicate that the “One Dance” performer lost over $124 million on the Stake betting platform within a single month. Drake shared a screenshot of his losses, commenting on the challenging period and expressing hope for future wins. This follows earlier reported losses, including a $450,000 bet in August 2024 on Israel Adesanya and a $355,000 bet in November 2024 on Mike Tyson. These figures highlight the high-stakes nature of Drake’s gambling activities.
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Ruth Eze advises women not to marry mentally unstable men to impress others.

Nigerian actress Ruth Eze has recently delivered a compelling message to women, urging them to exercise caution and discernment in their pursuit of marriage. In an Instagram post, Eze emphasized the pitfalls of succumbing to societal pressures and online trends, cautioning against hasty decisions driven by external influences.
Eze’s advice centers on the importance of selecting a life partner based on genuine compatibility and personal conviction, rather than succumbing to peer pressure or the desire for social validation. She rightly points out that such superficial motivations can lead to long-term regret and emotional turmoil.
While acknowledging the choices some women may make regarding motherhood while awaiting the right partner, Eze’s core message remains clear: patience and prudence are paramount. Her words serve as a valuable reminder that the decision to marry should be deliberate and well-considered, prioritizing personal well-being over fleeting social expectations.
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Victony: Tragedy as a Catalyst for Parental Support.

Nigerian Afrobeats artist Victony, known for his hit song “Soweto,” has disclosed that a life-altering car accident in 2021 inadvertently led to his parents’ acceptance of his music career. Prior to the accident, Victony’s parents had hoped he would prioritize his education and pursue a career in engineering.
In an interview on the Behind The Prestige podcast, Victony revealed that the overwhelming public support he received following the accident prompted a shift in his parents’ perspective. Witnessing the impact his music had on people, they recognized its significance in his life and granted him the freedom to pursue his passion.
Victony gained prominence through collaborations, including the popular track “Holy Father” with Mayorkun. Signed to Mainland Block Party, the artist has openly discussed the challenges he has faced since the accident, including undergoing multiple surgeries. In 2023, he characterized the accident as a ‘blessing in disguise,’ highlighting the unforeseen positive outcome of a tragic event.
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